Hello doctor! I have an open cervix, I had an IUD inserted and it was removed at 37 weeks. Labor will start between 38 and 40 weeks, but in my case, I had the IUD removed. So doctor, can you tell me if I remove the IUD at 37 weeks of pregnancy, is there a chance of early labor? Or do I have to wait until 40 weeks to give birth? These past few days, I have been feeling a little sick in my stomach and back, I feel more tired and sometimes I have lower abdominal pain. I really hope the doctor can advise me, thank you!

My wife is 3 weeks pregnant. Doctor, can you tell me if having sex at 3 weeks pregnant will affect the fetus? Thank you, doctor.

I am 15 weeks pregnant with my second child and the baby has been having a lot of contractions since 3 months. I also have insomnia and back pain. Doctor, can you tell me if having a lot of uterine contractions at 15 weeks of pregnancy is dangerous?

Miscarriage is a great emotional shock to those who are eagerly preparing to become mothers, especially when the miscarriages are consecutive. Recurrent miscarriages are when there are 2 or more miscarriages with a gestational age of less than 20 weeks.

Cervical cerclage during pregnancy does not affect the development of the fetus and is performed quite quickly. The cervical cerclage method is used to prevent miscarriages such as: pregnant women with cervical incompetence, pregnant women with a history of premature birth due to cervical incompetence in previous pregnancies, and women with a history of cervical cerclage...

Cervical tears are common in difficult labors that require forceps or when the mother pushes too early when the cervix is not fully dilated, sometimes due to large abortions. In cases where the cervical tear is large and causes heavy bleeding, doctors will immediately suture it to stop the bleeding after the fetus and placenta are delivered. In cases where the tear is small, the bleeding may stop on its own after the fetus is delivered.

Recurrent miscarriage is the phenomenon of having 2 or more consecutive miscarriages, the fetus is expelled from the uterus before 22 weeks. In fact, the cause of recurrent miscarriages is unknown because current medical examinations and tests (in Vietnam or around the world) have not yet discovered the cause.

Cervical and vaginal lacerations are relatively common lower genital tract injuries. Cervical and vaginal lacerations often occur in difficult deliveries that require forceps or when the mother pushes too early when the cervix is not fully dilated, sometimes due to large abortions.

According to statistics, 80% of pregnant women give birth between 37 and 42 weeks of pregnancy, of which 9% give birth after 40 weeks. 11% of pregnant women give birth before 37 weeks due to some unusual cause. So how many weeks of pregnancy is considered full term?

Cesarean scar defect - uterine cavity fluid is a major concern recently. In recent years, the rate of cesarean section has increased due to professional factors and additional social factors. Cesarean scar defect is a phenomenon recorded 1-2 years late and can be 10 years after cesarean section, due to poor scar recovery in the uterine isthmus. This can be considered one of the causes of secondary infertility.

Cervical cerclage is a procedure that uses medical sutures to close the cervix. This procedure is applied to pregnant women diagnosed with cervical incompetence, which is the cause of consecutive miscarriages in the second trimester of pregnancy. So what are the risks of cervical cerclage that mothers may encounter?